Nice unit. Although I just purchased it I am very pleased so far. Ran flawlessly during the break in period, produced good power under varying loads, doesn't vibrate and move around on you. Easy to maneuver around. So far the only con would be the plastic wheels (wish they were solid rubber), will see how they hold up.

Just purchased this generator with the recommendation of my brother who works for Cummins. One of the best generators out in the market. Easy installation-within 10 mins, love how it looks with the grip handle, and it's enough for when I lose power from a storm. Overall satisfied with purchase and happy that my brother recommended this generator

he Westinghouse WGen10500TFc has been a true lifesaver during the recent storms in Southeast Texas. This tri-fuel generator has kept our household running smoothly when the power went out, ensuring we had all the essential comforts. The CO sensor adds an extra layer of safety, giving us peace of mind knowing our family is protected from harmful carbon monoxide. The powerful output is impressive, effortlessly powering multiple appliances and devices without a hitch. Switching between fuels is a breeze, making it incredibly versatile and convenient. The WGen10500TFc is robust, reliable, and easy to use, making it a must-have for anyone in storm-prone areas. This generator has proven its worth time and again, and we couldn't be happier with its performance. Highly recommended!

I bought this product a few weeks ago and finally had time to set it up. This generator seems solidly built. Assembling the wheels and feet by myself was pretty easy, though one of the feet was hard to access because other parts were in the way. Adding oil was difficult, even with help from another person. The provided oil funnel is too short to use easily, and the oil inlet is located behind the battery wires. After spilling quite a bit of oil while trying to use the provided funnel, I switched to using one of my previously purchased funnels and then added the rest of the oil with no problem. I read the whole owner manual, and it's overwhelming and unnecessarily redundant. Am I really supposed to perform maintenance on the generator every few months even if it's just sitting in my garage without getting used? I'm sort of wishing I had forked out the extra cash to buy a standby generator.

My friend has a unit like this and it ran for days non stops w/o a problem during the most reason hurricane Beryl that when thru Houston. It is a very reliable which is the main reason that I bought this same exact generator, getting for the next hurricane. This one should be able to run my central AC as well. Manual is well written with details. I use 10W-30 full synthetic oil.

Bought this unit for my mother. With the remote start and Natural Gas setup she can use it with out a push of a button. I set it up for her and leave it. When the power goes off she uses the remote start and done. Absolutely great unit and very powerful.

This is the first generator that I've ever purchased but I did a great deal of research and this one came out on top for my needs. I really like that it is tri-fuel capable, push button/remote electric start, pull start as a backup and has a 50 amp outlet. Most importantly it is less than 5% THD. I set it up with a 50 Amp inlet on the outside of my house paired with an interlock kit and a dedicated breaker in the panel along with a whole home surge protector. I also had a NG line hookup installed right after the NG gas meter at my house. So far it runs great on non-ethanol gasoline and propane. I am, however, having some difficulties running it on NG. It seems to stumble and run rough on NG. If I place the selector switch to propane while feeding it NG it seems to run fine. I've changed the spark plug and verified that my house meter is regulated to a low pressure that falls within the specifications per Westinghouse. I'm going to measure the actual pressure of the NG once I get the proper gauge and go from there. Hopefully we can get the NG setting dialed in.

Living in Houston, we deal with plenty of power outages, especially during hurricane season, so having the WGen11500TFc generator has been a game-changer. I love the peace of mind it provides. With 11,500 watts of power, it keeps everything running smoothly, from the fridge to the AC, no problem. The fact that it's a tri-fuel generator means I can use gas, propane, or natural gas, depending on what's available, which is super convenient during emergencies. The electric start and remote start features make it incredibly easy to use, and despite its power, it's not too loud. It's built like a tank, so I know it's going to last. If you're in Houston and need a reliable backup, this generator is a no-brainer.

Looks solid!!' Everything looks good but only time will tell I haven't had a chance to run it yet!! So far I did receive a bad natural gas hose with a bad connection the treads seem like they were not machined properly hopefully I can get a replacement with out having to jump through hoops!! I'll leave an updated review once I get everything squared away

Well built. Sturdy. Operated as advertised. Having a diverter switch installed in our meter base. Really don't want to ever use it but when we need it it should run the whole house. The tri-fuel feature offers continuous run capability when hooked to natural gas.